As K'ile spoke, K'mih's smile displayed more shyness than excitement. For some reason, her uncle didn't look like the same person he was the previous sun. He felt a bit closer, a bit warmer. He was no longer just the uncle who spoke venom of her father and warned her of the tribe laws-- laws, there were many laws; he knew them all. Now K'ile was someone she'd start sharing something other than blood with, meeting him every morning while everyone else's eyes were closed.
'K'ile will never be Nunh', she told herself, and that alone helped her to keep smiling. With a Tia, she could dance. So she nodded emphatically, her attitude in the right place, where her mind was not.
"Thank you, uncle!"
That was all she could say before Li gathered the man's attention, filling K'mih's eyes with innocent curiosity. They had work to do together, so K'ile said. She did too, actually; the hunt had started, hadn't it? The huntresses were leaving the camp and so should she. However, the plots K'ile had been weaving in the shadow against the Nunh had made K'mih more nervous than what she should, thus she couldn't help an apparently innocent and curious smile, followed by an equal question. "...Work?"
'K'ile will never be Nunh', she told herself, and that alone helped her to keep smiling. With a Tia, she could dance. So she nodded emphatically, her attitude in the right place, where her mind was not.
"Thank you, uncle!"
That was all she could say before Li gathered the man's attention, filling K'mih's eyes with innocent curiosity. They had work to do together, so K'ile said. She did too, actually; the hunt had started, hadn't it? The huntresses were leaving the camp and so should she. However, the plots K'ile had been weaving in the shadow against the Nunh had made K'mih more nervous than what she should, thus she couldn't help an apparently innocent and curious smile, followed by an equal question. "...Work?"
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Clover Blake (Hyur) /Â K'mih Yohko (Miqo'te)
